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<br />the purpose of giving interested parties additional time to file objections to said final re or
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<br />and the Court having examined the records and files herein, and being fully advised in the pre4
<br />ices, finds as follows : - -
<br />hat on the 30th day of December, 1929, Hans B.Lippelt, of Ozone Park, Long Island, New York,
<br />rother of said deceased, filed his petttion_in this Court, alleging, among other,things, that
<br />is sister, Gertrude Lippelt, departed this life intestate, on the 20th day of December, 1929,
<br />eing at the time of her death a resident and inhabitant of said County and State, and the owne
<br />f an estate, consisting of both real and personal property, to be administered in said County,
<br />and praying that C.J.Palmer, of Grand Island,Nebraska, or some other suitable person be appoin
<br />administrator of said estate, and that upon the filing of said petition an Order was entered
<br />herein fixing the time and place for hearing the evidence in support of the allegations set
<br />forth in said petition, and gave notice of the time and place of said hearing as provided by
<br />law, and that a hearing was held, as heretofore ordered by the Court, and the said C.J.Palmer
<br />appointed administrator of said estate, and thereupon filed his bond in this Court in the amou
<br />of $10,000.00, and received Letters of Administration entitling him to administer the assets o
<br />said estate.
<br />The Court further finds that due and legal notice has been given to all persons of the time an
<br />place fixed by the Court for filing claims against said estate, and that all persons halting
<br />claims against said estate, not filed within the time fixed by the Court, if any such there be
<br />are forever barred, excluded and enjoined from setting up or asserting any such claims against
<br />said estate.
<br />The Court further finds that said deceased departed this life leaving surviving her as her
<br />heirs -at -law, next of kin, and only heirs -at -law, and only persons entitled to share in said
<br />estate, the following named, to- wit:
<br />Hans B.Lippelt, a brother, residing at 9429 79th St., Ozone Park, Long Island,New York,
<br />Wilhelm Lippelt, a brother, residing at Hamburg, Germany
<br />Frau Bertha Hesse, a sister, residing at Dresden, Germany, and
<br />Georg Lippelt, a nephew, residing at Hamburg, Germany, he being a son of a deceased brother,
<br />Georg , Lippelt.
<br />The Court further finds that said deceased died the owner of an estate situated in said Countyl
<br />consisting of both real and personal property, and other real estate, situated in Little Switz -
<br />land, Manitou, Colorado, and Johnson County, Kansas. Said real estate situated in Hall County)
<br />lebraska, being described as Lots Two (2) and Four (4), Block Eighteen (19), Scarff's Addition 4
<br />to West Lawn, Grand Island,Nebraska, which passed and descended to Hans B.Lippelt, a brother,
<br />Wilhelm Lippelt, a brother, Frau Bertha Hesse, a sister and Georg Lippelt, a nephew, each having
<br />an undivided one- fourth interest in said real estate. Said real estate situated in the State
<br />of Colorado, being described as Lot Fourteen (14), Block F, Little Switzerland, Manitou,Colora o,
<br />and the real estate situated in the State of Kansas, being described as Lot 276,Granthurst, a l
<br />platted subdivision in Johnson County, Kansas, which passed and descended pursuant to the laws
<br />of descent of the State of Colorado and the State of Kansas, and in such proportions as provid d
<br />by said laws.
<br />The Court further finds that said administrator has reduced to cash a portion of said personal
<br />property, in the amount of $5770.60, and has expended $4592.47 of said amount in payment of
<br />debts of said deceased, funeral expenses, attorney fees and administration fees, as itemized
<br />in said administrator's final report, leaving balance of $1199.13, which said administrator:
<br />distributed, in equal shares, to the heirs of said deceased, and filed herein their receipts
<br />therefor, leaving in the hands of said administrator unliquidated securities, representing the
<br />balance of the personal property of said estate, described as follows : -
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